Breeding and Bloodstock
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The latest news, features and analysis on the thoroughbred breeding and bloodstock industry.
Rowe On Monday - Rosberg 'a win for everyone', Wootton Bassett's select book, US a new source for HK
In today's Rowe On Monday, Tim Rowe speaks to bloodstock agent Shane McGrath about Rosberg's debut win, checks out the quality of Wootton Bassett's 2025 book and reveals why America could be the next frontier for Hong Kong buyers.
Toronado withdrawn from service
Leading Victorian stallion Toronado has been withdrawn from service, with Swettenham Stud confirming the multiple Group 1 producer would be rested as he battles a serious infection and lameness.
Aussie mares represented at Keeneland Yearling Sale
The three-quarter brother to Golden Sixty and the second foal from American Grade 1 winner Oleksandra are among the progeny of Australian mares in Book 1 of the Keeneland September Yearling Sale, to start next Monday.
It runs in the family - a horses-for-courses clue to the Moir Stakes
Midwest is one of the outsiders in the Moir Stakes, but a rich family history with Moonee Valley promises to carry him a long way in the Group 1 sprint.
Home Affairs leads numbers of named juveniles
Four weeks out from the first two-year-old stakes races of the season and Coolmore’s Home Affairs leads the first-season stallions when it comes to the number of his juvenile progeny currently named.
Randwick one day, Kentucky the next - Widdup takes flight to Keeneland with Mulberry’s backing
Brad Widdup has become more than just the trainer for Mike Gregg’s Mulberry Racing, with the Hawkesbury-based horseman set to attend next week’s Keeneland September Yearling Sale to assist the Sydney owner in the expansion of his American interests.
Run The Numbers – Yulong’s record still being Written
With four stakes winners, including a Group 1 victory, it was a bottle green blitz for Yulong across Australia on Saturday. Recent history suggests that with 29 Australian stakes wins in the past 13 months, it might be a scene we get well used to by the end of the racing season.